More episodes of "Backstage Wife". Some of these episodes can already be found here, but of a lower quality, so prepare for some duplication.
Broadcast History :
1935, WGN, Chicago
August 5th, 1935 - March 27th, 1936
Mutual. 15m, weekdays at 9:45 a.m.
Sterling Drugs.
March 30th, 1936 - July 1st, 1955
NBC. 15m, weekday mornings at first, then at 4:15pm.
Sept. 1936 - 19 years at 4:00pm
Sterling Drugs for Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder
Procter & Gamble as of mid-1951
July 4th, 1955 - January 2nd, 1959
CBS. 15m, weekdays at 12:15pm
Cast :
Vivian Fridell and Claire Nisen as Mary Noble
Ken Griffin, James Meighan, Guy Sorel as Larry Noble, Mary's Husband.
Betty Rtuh Smith as Catherine Monroe
Henrietta Tedro and Ethel Wilson as Maud Marlowe
Franke dan, Charles Webster and Mandel Kramer as Tom Bryson
Helen Claire as Virginia Lansing
Andree Wallace as Irene Lansing
Phil Truex as Cliff Caldwell
Anne Burr as Regina Rawlings
Eloisse Kummer as Marcia Mannering
Ethel Owen as Lady Clara
John James as Arnold Carey
Alan MacAteer as doorman op.
Announcers :
Harry Clark, Ford Bond, Sandy Becker, Howard Claney, Roger Krupp
Music :
Chet Kingsbury on Organ
Producers : Frank and Anne Hummert
Directors : Blair Walliser, Les Mitchel, Fred Weihe, Joe Mansfield
Writers : Ned Calmer, Ruth Borden, Elizabeth Todd
(Sourced from:
Backstage Wife - Free OTR Shows
Reviewer:
CarlosWest
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January 31, 2010
Subject:
If there were only more episodes!
Other dramatic serials on Archive of interest include, Ma Perkins(pace is too slow) and Pepper Young's Family. But Mary Noble has to be the best. You almost feel like listening to the whole serial in one shot! And what great acting. For the part of Larry Noble, the actor couldn't have done a better job. As a long time fan of old time radio, his personification of a character was the most real! I believe he also played, The Falcon, bus as the episodes here were in a transitional period for the lead actor, it's hard to say.
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